we stayed there for a week in a room facing the stadium.The location was really good.You could easily walk around.The staff were really nice and they could speak English and were really helpful if you had any questions about the places you wanted to see.They were so kind to print a page for me at 11 pm for free although... More

Not a bad hotel room fair, price good, staff friendly and speak English. Good location not far from the Metro. Food was not brilliant the pizza was nice. A typical stan hotel tries to be what they perceive as a 4 star hotel should be and fail . More

Ive stayed here like 10 times so far. Love it! The staff knows me and I'm always welcomed like by a family. I've stayed in the other hotels in tashkent, including the intercontinental 5* and dedeman 4*, and so far shodlik is still on my top list. The rooms are very big (I take the one with king size bed),... More

Ok, 4 star? Absolutely not. But it's clean, spacious and safe and they do have down comforters. The shower is nice and hot and the breakfast is great. Service is ok. It's at a good location as well. There is wireless internet in each room. It's a good value for the money, but try to get a room on the... More

I suppose the hotel is good, the room was clean and bathroom nice, and not too small. My experience was marred by it being a Saturday night and from 9-11 the disco next door blasted music for a party. I had not slept for 40 hours so, this was not so good. I would ask for a room on the... More

I stayed there SIX nights while waiting for Iran visa in Tashkent.. I booked the hotel through a local guide at much cheaper price ($45) than advertised price and it was even cheaper with UZS considering black market rate I actually paid $30 per night. So I can't complain the hotel for the price I paid but it's definitely not... More

We stayed here for three nights before and after a tour. The cost was $60 per night for a double and $45 for a single. The trick is how to book, I ended up ringing the hotel direct in Uzbekistan. Our double room was very spacious with a desk and chair, table with two easy chairs, fridge and plenty of... More

I've been travelling to Tashkent for almost a decade, and I keep returning to the Shodlik Palace. The management has changed in that time, and they severed from their German management, but the mainstay of the hotel remains strong: pleasant staff willing to help (and who speak better and better English every year), wireless internet on the 7th floor and... More

Stayed at the Shodlik Palace from June 14-21st; the hotel was the base hotel for teams from Uzbekistan, Russia, Khasikstan, Korea and of course GB, who were taking part in Uzbekistan's National Special Olympics. The hotel was clean, air conditioned and the rooms were of good size and standard; staff were helpful and friendly, reception staff were helpful and spoke... More